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Stay tuned for what I came up with using my turkey leftovers!ĭinner fitfoodie fitnessfood foodblog foodblogger makesitsuper mealprep menuideas ontarioturkey turkey 2 Comments on Turkey is a Superfood!ġ/2 teaspoon laal mirch (red chilli pepper)ġ/2 teaspoon garam masala OR chaat masala (both can be found in Halal grocery stores)

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There will be LOTS of leftovers to use in more meals for the rest of the week! So exciting!įor my first time making a turkey….I was thoroughly impressed with my skills, haha! However, I did a weeks worth of research on prepping a turkey and I am now confident in my recipe! Plus now that I know turkey is packed with vitamins and nutrients, low in cholesterol and sodium, and free of added hormones and steroids, it’s a perfect healthy alternative for any meal! I will definitely be making whole turkey again and creating lots of recipes from the leftover meat! Who wants to join me in including turkey, a nutritional powerhouse, into our homes and not just for special occasions! #makesitsuper When the turkey is done, remove from oven and and allow turkey to rest undisturbed for 30-60 minutes. Using a meat thermometer is the best way to make sure the turkey is properly cooked! Reading should be 165 in three places: innermost part of thigh, thickest part of the breast and under the wing.Ĭooking times vary. Remove turkey from the oven and check internal temperature using meat thermometer. Return to oven and bake from another hour. Remove the roasting pan from the oven and flip the turkey over, so breast side is facing up. After the hour is up, turn the temperature down to 350 degrees and cook for another hour. Place the turkey in the oven for an hour at 400 degrees. Brush the other side with olive oil now making sure the entire turkey is slathered in goodness. Place the turkey breast side down in roasting rack.

Pat the turkey dry and brush with olive oil.

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Overlap the skin to close the cavity and use bakers twine to tie the turkey legs together. Stuff the lemon, onion and fresh herbs into this seasoned cavity. Think of this as a dry rub and we’re building the flavour from the inside out! Remove the neck and bag of giblets from the turkey (these will be loose in the cavities of the turkey).Īdd salt and pepper into the cavity opening and rub these spices all over the cavity with your hands. If the turkey has a metal or plastic clamp holding the legs together, remove it and discard. Prep Turkey: Remove the turkey from the packaging and dry off with paper towel. Gather all items needed to prep turkey (roasting pan, spices, meat thermometer etc)Ĭoat roasting pan with oil/cooking spray. Remove turkey from refrigerator and allow to rest at room temperature for atleast 30 minutes. Here is the simple recipe I used to create my turkey-I purposefully kept the recipe simple so I could add a ton of different flavours to the other meals I was planning to create with all of the leftover meat! Sounds pretty much like any other meal I create!

That’s because I had never made one before! Turns out, it’s really not that complicated! You just need to be super organized and gather all the items you need before you get started. Not going to lie guys, I was super intimidated when I found out I had to cook a turkey. Yum! With a little meal prep on the weekend, I was able to use the meat from this one turkey to create numerous meals for the remainder of the week! Score! I will share those recipes with you in blog posts to follow…stay tuned! I went to my local grocery store and picked up an Ontario raised turkey and got cooking! This was the end result: It means that I do all my food prep on the weekend to make my life easier during the week! And this is where turkey comes in. You all know that I LOVE to meal prep! Now this doesn’t mean that I cook seven meals in one day. Now that it’s clear that turkey is a nutritional powerhouse, lets talk about introducing it into our daily lives! I know traditionally turkey was reserved for holidays and/or big gatherings but not anymore! I can think of so many recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner that include TURKEY!!! I’ve decided that we’re making it a protein essential in our house due to it’s versatile nature. See infographic for all things that #makesitsuper Turkey is a recognized super food!! It’s low in fat, packed with nutrients and a healthy alternative to other proteins. Disclosure: I have partnered with YMC and Turkey Farmers of Ontario and have received compensation for this post.